校園槍擊案的反思
校園槍擊案的反思美國校園槍擊案令舉世震驚,當然韓國留學生大屠殺的舉動是必須加以譴責。\BI/|A}
但係回顧他的心路歷程,相信他的行為是由於多年來的含冤受屈而積壓出這可怕的怨恨。
雖然不知道實情,但係如報導所說,他是長時間受到欺壓的!)wI3r)c4z:[
到底有沒有人嘗試幫助過佢?
如果他的同學/同僚只係不停取笑佢,整蠱佢,你諗佢點會好過,點會唔精神分裂?
有時我們要反問自己,有沒有時常看不起人,孤立人?x(?*G0Tu9{z x
如果世事有相對,將來受害的會否是自己? 要反思的話,我就會覺得應也要從一個宏觀一點的角度反思下點解美國這個號稱全世界其中一個最文明的國家會容許國民可以如此輕易得到並擁有槍械。其次就要反思這個「文明國家」教育的弊端。個人方面當然可以研究,但綜觀社會方面,我覺得所浮現的最題最少有以下兩點:&dc!]+tT-T
1. 是甚麼令得這個文明國家的人會輕易以暴力、殺人的形式去解決問題?是教育的不足?還是根本是某些教育促使了這種做法?我們見到,從國家層面看,美國本身就是一個輕言武力的國家!這點我想不用再詳細說明;+b2xx%eW R} g
2. 即使國民會有這種想法,他們會不會這樣做也部份取決於他們是不是能很方便地就得到大殺傷力的武器;為甚麼美國政府會容許平民擁有槍械?這個「容許」本身已表示這個國家現在並不安全,而且因為容許,這個國家也將「不會安全」。我們可以理解警方需要槍械去維持治安,我們可以理解(即使不認同)賊匪需要槍械去作奸犯科,我們可以明白有些喜歡狩獵的人需要槍械去在有限度的地方使用。但為甚麼一個普通人(以至一個普通大學生)可以隨便買到槍?不要告訴我是「因為人人都有,我沒有就不安全」;因為這只表明了容許擁有槍械的禍害,這是結果而非原因。我不是說沒有槍械他沒有其他殺人的方法;對,就算刀子也可殺人,木棍也可以,有時甚至語言也可以。但那跟槍械的即時殺傷力相比,根本不可同日而語;而且,容許槍械本身就隱含了「容許傷人」(就算那是自衞傷人),文明的國人心中早就合理化了傷人了——從「傷人」那裡走到「殺人」,那還不過只是輕輕的向前再走一步嗎,有甚麼稀奇了?
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這是個人的反思。
[[i] Last edited by specificness on 2007-4-20 at 09:45 PM [/i]] 頭條新聞好野,應一人有一槍,咁可能唔冼死咁多 [quote]Originally posted by [i]mhkk[/i] at 2007-4-20 08:24 AM:
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most people will become panic during that moment..."g:_3K M#aI#bN-N7Y
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所以好多時唔係對人唔好嗰啲
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[[i] Last edited by 大優勢 on 2007-4-21 at 10:52 AM [/i]] 其實從小長大的環境及家庭往往會影响到個人人生以後對社會及價值觀有很深的影响...
今天在兇手心中己對整個社會價值觀扭曲...內心的問題無人可提供諮詢...一個情緒上有不如他意...就會有很大負面的反應...
今天,在美國社會各種規定都開放下,人的道德倫理標準上,是否能和現今的社會各種規範並駕其驅...)sB X`9kH
所以,如今的小孩從小養成教育及道德方面仍是重要的一面......`8X C^j
不能只是看到一些表面物質上東西... [quote]Originally posted by [i]specificness[/i] at 2007-4-20 09:39 PM:,S+vMhRnDg
要反思的話,我就會覺得應也要從一個... [/quote]b)C#k6z7JjI
well I have to ask you about drunk driving, since most countries' drinking age is 18 and the US is 21. Does your country ban alcohol when drunk driving kills people? No, and are there more incidents of drunk driving killing people than guns, definitely. Just because our 2nd amendment allows Americans to buy guns doesn't mean it's a bad law or obscure law or any less safe. In fact, it's MUCH safer to have a law that allows people to buy guns. For one, people will buy guns no matter what, the problem with that is you have no legal way to track who has what gun. In America, you get a background check before you can get a gun, and there's a 3 day wait. After that you are in a database so if the gun you own(numbered of course) shot someone, you'll get questioned/arrested/jailed. I don't see that happening to the people who have guns in China.oV-{&j3nM
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And secondly, when you give rights to people, there will be a small number who will abuse those rights. Of course, when you don't give rights to people you don't have to worry about it, but then that won't be a democracy. America's a democracy, and that's why they have such laws, of course I'm not saying it's perfect because there are people who break laws or worse, find loopholes, but it's a system that works for us and it gives the people a chance to fix those loopholes and make life better. That's what makes a civilized country, where politicians have to be responsible to the people they are governing over, and a means of fixing loopholes or archaic laws that are no longer relevant. The 2nd amendment will NEVER be irrelevant as long as people have guns. [quote]Originally posted by [i]garyww[/i] at 2007-4-21 10:27 AM:\ ^9?,E n(j6Q%g3mb
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well I have to ask you about drunk driving, since most countries' drinking age is 18 and the US is 21. Does your country ban alcohol when drunk driving kills people? No, and are there more incidents of drunk driving killing people than guns, definitely. Just because our 2nd amendment allows Americans to buy guns doesn't mean it's a bad law or obscure law or any less safe. In fact, it's MUCH safer to have a law that allows people to buy guns. For one, people will buy guns no matter what, the problem with that is you have no legal way to track who has what gun. In America, you get a background check before you can get a gun, and there's a 3 day wait. After that you are in a database so if the gun you own(numbered of course) shot someone, you'll get questioned/arrested/jailed. I don't see that happening to the people who have guns in China.